Because my cat's kidneys are worth $60

Usually I don't go gaga over pet accessories, and for years these sorts of things were made out of plastic and cost WAAAAY to much money, upwards of $150. Josquin has, since being put back on dry food, taken to also drinking from the toilet again. This is not something I want him doing even though I understand that cats are instinctively drawn to running water because to them, running water equals "fresh" water and is therefore more desirable. My guys are both swishers in that they swish their little paws around in their water bowls-to clean them-but this often dirties the water, ironically making it taste not that great. in the wild, running water would carry that away. Several people on Catster have said they used this or another model from this company to get their cats to stop using the toilet with what appears to be very good results. The one reason I know they will go for it is because I once had an indoor fountain that eventually had to be moved outdoors-because I could NOT get the cats to stop drinkning out of it, and that was scuzzy water too! just the fact that it was running made it like Superwater or something. plus they loved drinkiing from where the fountain had 'falls' which is almost exactly what this little device has. I could keep it in my room and get rid of having the cats food and water in the kitchen.

Plus, its kind of cool looking and being made of stainless steel means it won't break.